Minus 800 occupiers, 2 tanks, and 34 artillery systems: Russia’s losses over the past day

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Over the past 24 hours, Russian invaders have lost 800 soldiers killed and wounded.

This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The total combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022, to October 27, 2025, are approximately as follows:

personnel — about 1,136,890 (+800) persons
tanks — 11,293 (+2) units
armored combat vehicles (AFVs) — 23,480 (+3) units
artillery systems — 34,036 (+34) units
MLRS — 1,527 (+1) units
air defense systems — 1,230 (+0) units
aircraft — 428 (+0) units
helicopters — 346 (+0) units
UAVs of operational-tactical level — 74,946 (+547) units
cruise missiles — 3,880 (+0) units
warships / boats — 28 (+0) units
submarines — 1 (+0) unit
vehicles and fuel tanks — 65,655 (+138) units
special equipment — 3,981 (+0) units

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